Should UN forces go to Darfur ?

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Added: Saturday, 09 June 2007, 12:20 PM Mecca time, 09:20 AM GMT

I'm not thinking that Sudan government agrees to deploy UN and African Union forces in Darfur. It's their internal matter. Darfur is created by the international community. Some wants deploy solders in Sudan. So they create Darfur. Sudan government has able to manage this problem. UN or international community need not send troops in Sudan. They should help the affected people. It's true that lots of people have died in Darfur during the last three or four years. Sudan’s army and some rival groups fighting each other. Huge numbers of people are living in tents. They are suffering, so immediately try to overcome their daily problems. You never accuse Sudan that’s they only create this problem. Seven thousand peacekeeping solders are already involved in Darfur. But they do not stop bloodshed. UN want send more twenty thousand solders in Darfur improve the situation. I’m not believed this way you solve the Darfur problem. If you want to solve this problem you need to talk Sudan government and all rival groups and try to establish a peace agreement.I'm not thinking that Sudan government agrees to deploy UN and African Union forces in Darfur. It's their internal matter. Darfur is created by the international community. Some wants deploy solders in Sudan. So they create Darfur. Sudan government has able to manage this problem. UN or international community need not send troops in Sudan. They should help the affected people. It's true that lots of people have died in Darfur during the last three or four years. Sudan’s army and some rival groups fighting each other. Huge numbers of people are living in tents. They are suffering, so immediately try to overcome their daily problems. You never accuse Sudan that’s they only create this problem. Seven thousand peacekeeping solders are already involved in Darfur. But they do not stop bloodshed. UN want send more twenty thousand solders in Darfur improve the situation. I’m not believed this way you solve the Darfur problem. If you want to solve this problem you need to talk Sudan government and all rival groups and try to establish a peace agreement.

Md. Azizur Rahman, Dhaka, Bangladesh Added: Saturday, 09 June 2007, 03:18 PM Mecca time, 12:18 PM GMT Md. Azizur Rahman, Dhaka, Bangladesh, You are right that Sudan will not agree with African and UN troops deploy. But this is very clear since Sudan is supporting the criminals carrying out the massacres and massive rapes in Darfur. Nobody else, but those criminals and their supporters, are responsible for the situation.Md. Azizur Rahman, Dhaka, Bangladesh, You are right that Sudan will not agree with African and UN troops deploy. But this is very clear since Sudan is supporting the criminals carrying out the massacres and massive rapes in Darfur. Nobody else, but those criminals and their supporters, are responsible for the situation. Adolfo Talpalar, Stockholm, Sweden Added: Monday, 11 June 2007, 09:35 AM Mecca time, 06:35 AM GMT Adolfo Talpalar, Stockholm, Sweden: You are right, no one supports violence. We want to solve this problem peacefully. If you try to solve anything by force, more problems will emerge. You give the charge over Sudan government. I do not agree with you on this point. I think initially the problem was created by the Sudan government, but after the international community was involved with Darfur, the problem has intensified. So you can not accuse only Sudan for this problem. Everyone wants to solve this problem peacefully, so we need to overcome this situation. Personally, I am not for the international community, especially America, to be involved in this situation. You agree with me that wherever America is involved you find violence and terrorist activities are spread, such as in Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia etc. So it's Sudan's internal matter. The UN needs to help the Sudan government and all affected people in Darfur and also try to establish an agreement with the Sudanese government and all the rival groups in Sudan.Adolfo Talpalar, Stockholm, Sweden: You are right, no one supports violence. We want to solve this problem peacefully. If you try to solve anything by force, more problems will emerge. You give the charge over Sudan government. I do not agree with you on this point. I think initially the problem was created by the Sudan government, but after the international community was involved with Darfur, the problem has intensified. So you can not accuse only Sudan for this problem. Everyone wants to solve this problem peacefully, so we need to overcome this situation. Personally, I am not for the international community, especially America, to be involved in this situation. You agree with me that wherever America is involved you find violence and terrorist activities are spread, such as in Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia etc. So it's Sudan's internal matter. The UN needs to help the Sudan government and all affected people in Darfur and also try to establish an agreement with the Sudanese government and all the rival groups in Sudan. Md. Azizur Rahman, Dhaka, Bangladesh